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Non-violent resistance: Case Study Egypt
Hodorová, Barbora ; Havlová, Radka (advisor) ; Kochan, Jan (referee)
This thesis is devoted to the issue of non-violent resistance. It focuses on identifying factors that affect the success of non-violent campaigns. The paper presents and compares different types of resistance in achieving strategic objectives, particularly in terms of post-conflict democratic order of the country. The central premise of this thesis is that nonviolent campaigns bring a more fertile ground for developing a democratic regime opposed to their violent counterparts. The analyzed object in this paper is the Arab Spring in Egypt, specifically the course and the outcome of this non-violent revolution of 2011. The aim of this study is to identify the factors that influenced the course of the uprising and which ultimately led to the backfiring of this seemingly successful non-violent struggle in Egypt.
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impact of the crisis on FDI inflows to Russia
Langbort, Polina ; Gullová, Soňa (advisor) ; Štemberk, Jan (referee)
This thesis is dedicated to foreign direct investment in Russian Federation during the global crisis. The main goal is to answer the question whether foreign direct investment has been affected by the crisis or are there other factors that influence FDI. The first chapter introduces basic information on FDI (definitions, types of investments, FDI theory, etc.). The second part regards the global crisis on its course in USA, Europe and Russia. This chapter contains global trends of FDI or in other words changes in FDI flows in recent years. In the final chapter, we will focus on the industrial structure of FDI in Russia, the dynamics of foreign direct investment and the countries with which investment flows are the most important. Based on data from reports and statistics, information from the articles and opinions of experts, the judgment will be formed and the answer to the main question will be provided.
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The solution of unemployment via tools of Active Labour Market Policies with deeper focus on retraining
Maczáková, Lenka ; Nekolová, Markéta (advisor) ; Angelovská, Olga (referee)
The main topic of this paper is retraining as one of tools of unemployment solution and evaluation of effectivity of this instrument with regional extent at Decin county. The efficiency is surveyed as a linear relation between the skill-wise orientation of the training course and ability to gain a new job of the training attendants. The purpose of this analysis is to evaluate the most effective types of retraining in the district, the time interval of deleting of the job applicant from the register included. As a part of this work is evaluation of quality of the retraining course provided by its attendants and as well as their judgement of contribution of this program for following career development. I have used relevant data from information system of the Labour office, private files of the retraining attendants and questionaries from addressed respondents. Retraing is here considered not only bare remedy of the Active Labour Market Policy, but as well as one of significant elements of whole-life education. From this aspect retraining is understood as a tool of unemployment solution and supporting cultivation of human potential, not to say of human capital development. Via this theory and the theory of preferences the relation between level of human capital and the measure of participation on...
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The world financial crises, their courses and a comparison with the current situation.
Vejnarová, Alena ; Neumann, Pavel (advisor) ; Jelínek, Tomáš (referee)
This bachelor work is concerned with a broad issue of financial crisis. In the first instance it analyzes the causes of currency crises, describes their exteriorities, development and the most frequent impacts to afflicted economies on the theoretic level. The basic types of financial crises and their trends are defined. The next part of this work characterizes the International Monetary Fund and the Federal Reserve System -- the institutions playing an important role in the worldwide economic system. The third part illustrates the anatomy of the Mexican debt crisis of 1994--1995, and also the currency crisis in South and South-East Asia (1997--1998) with respect to the role of IMF. Finally, the Argentinian crisis (2001--2002) is dealt with. The next chapter explores the causes of the American mortgage crisis, its exteriorities, development and the following worldwide consequences. This work also remembers the Czech bank crisis and implies the connections between the current crisis and the Czech economic situation. The work concludes with a chapter pointing out the difficulties in financial crises prediction, and analyzing the possible precautionary measures.
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Categories language and its future implementation is an interesting view of the Danish
Haušildová, Kateřina ; Humpál, Martin (advisor) ; Gammelgaard, Karen (referee) ; Štajnerová, Petra (referee)
The aim of this dissertation is to give an overall picture of the category future and its language realization in the Scandinavian languages. In the first part of the thesis, the category is described from a philosophical point ofview. With support in one oftwo most int1uential theories on metaphysics oftime, the dynamic A-theory, I suggest an intuitively plausible and linguistically relevant modelof time which as opposite to the traditional time line is able to account for the striking temporal asymmetry known from several European and non-European languages. The usual time line has been replaced by branching future with branches representing potential future courses of events, of which some are more probable than others. On the basis of this model, future constructions in Danish, Norwegian and Swedish which are the language s ofthe so called 'futureless area' (Dahl 2000) are described. In the second part of the study, the inventory of the future markers in the three language s is discussed systematically according to their grammaticalization source dornains (modality, motion verbs and aspect). I describe the three central types of future markers in the Scandinavian languages, i.e. modal verb constructions (vil and skal in Danish, ska in Swedish), the de-venitive construction with kommer til at (Danish),...
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Immunogenetic studies on autoimmune diabetes mellitus
Kološtová, Katarína ; Černá, Marie (advisor) ; Mateička, František (referee) ; Štechová, Kateřina (referee)
Immunogenetic studies on autoimmune diabetes. Aims of the study: The study has to characterize the genetic background of patients with different types of diabetes mellitus (T1D in children, T1D in adults, LADA, T2D, MODY). The relationship of the diabetes associated HLA-DRB1*04 and NFKB1 genes to the disease course was proved further in the functional studies of the mRNA gene expression. Patients were divided into the tested subgroups in relation to the HLA class II, NFKB1, and NFKBIA genotypes and disease type (T1DM in children, T1DM in adults, and LADA). Results and Conclusion: According to our findings we can conclude that the progression of the diabetes in T1D adults, T1D children and LADA is strongly influenced by different immunogenetic background modifying the ethiopathogenesis of diabetes in the above described groups. Our results offer new possibilities for the population risk testing and may be that far used in the future for better diagnostics of the diabetic's adults.
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Cooperation nurses and nutritional therapist in the multidisciplinary team
VĚTROVSKÁ, Lucie
The bachelor thesis deals with the cooperation of nurses and nutrition therapists within one multidisciplinary team. The theoretical part focuses on the multidisciplinary team, its tasks and also on what members of medical staff belong to the team and their role in the team. The next part describes the relations between medical staff members and their problems. The following parts describe the education, competences and responsibilities of the nurses and nutrition therapists. The closing part of the theoretical work concentrates on nutritional care and nutritional screening options. The practical part contains the results of the qualitative research. First, an objective was set, which focused on finding out about the cooperation between the nurses and the nutrition therapist within one multidisciplinary team. The objective was established six research questions. The semi-structured type of interview was used for the research. 20 respondents took part in the research, 10 nurses from the departments of dermatovenerology, gastroenterology, surgery, neurology, carcinology and 10 nutrition therapists from the Všeobecná fakultní nemocnice v Praze (General TeachingHospital in Prague). During cooperation, the nurses should focus on the hospital diet system, on the diet types, how to order meals through the hospital information system. They should also learn about the options and news in nutrition therapy at workshops and courses. The nutrition therapists should give the nurses more information about the news in nutrition care and subsequently consult it with them. Both parties should communicate more with each other and make an effort to improve mutual relations in general.
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Controlling and his role in enterprise management
Hájková, Věra ; Bednarčík, Zdeněk (advisor) ; Magdalena, Magdalena (referee)
The presented work focuses on controlling and its place in the enterprise management of Intertell spol. s r. o. The thesis is devided into theoretical and practical part. In the first theoretical part the terms of controlling, the controller are defined and there are types of controlling according to the business activities defined there too. The chapter also includes selected tools and methods of controlling.
In the practical part there is the Intertell spol. s r. o. company description given which is followed by a subsequent analysis carried out of the external and internal environment of the company. In the course of the text the production activities of the enterprise are being described. Subsequently, the author conducts the analysis of current controlling management of the enterprise and the findings are summarized in the conclusion chapter.
In the proposal part, the author recommends improvements in management of the enterprise by the introduction of the internal accounting, proposes to monitor the profitability of individual projects and also recommends an increase in the number controllers in the enterprise.
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American mortgage crisis - causes, course and impact of the crisis
Brožová, Lucie ; Burgerová, Jiřina (advisor) ; Urban, Luděk (referee)
This bachelor thesis is focused on American mortgage crisis. The aim is to analyze causes, course and impact of this crisis, so as could be understandable even for non-professionals. The bachelor thesis is divided into five main parts. The first part analyses economic conditions in US before the crisis. It's aimed on GDP, unemployment and interest rates. The following part considers about American mortgage policy. It analyses types of mortgages and the problem of subprime mortgages. The causes of the crisis are analyzed in the fourth part of the thesis. The main causes are securitization, Fed policy, subprime mortgages and moral hazard, problems on real estate market. The last part resumes impacts of the crisis.
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Teaching English to Adults: Needs Analysis
Kohoutová, Ivana ; Hofmannová, Marie (advisor) ; Farrell, Mark Robert (referee)
The main goal of this thesis is to explore the particularities of teaching English as a foreign language to adult learners in the Czech Republic, within the framework of the European Union. Language education of adults is explored in the context of lifelong learning. Three types of language courses for adults (In- house Courses, Exam Courses and In-company Courses) are described and the needs of adult language students are analysed via Needs Analysis Questionnaires. The results of the analysis are interpreted with regard to teacher's work and attitudes to adult language learners. Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org)
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